A Favorite Memory?? Geez!!

A favorite memory of what exactly? With someone, in a place, something said, something done? I guess this is up to me to decide, yet soooo many choices!! Just cause it sounds simple, it does not make it easy, some of the most simple statements are the most difficult ones to understand.

I suppose my favorite memory would be when I was about 4 years old. It is the last and only memory I have of my grandfather before parkinsin took him away to the nursing home and into a state where he couldn't speak anymore, and it also frightened me. He was only at the house for the Thanksgiving dinner, but I remember giving him a hug (he was a VERY big guy!!) and his strong arms holding me. Then he went and sat in his chair and his laugh was so deep and charming it warmed everyone up. I don't remember much of that day but there's so many details I could give. I really wish I was able to remember my grandfather more like the man I barely got to see.

Quote!!!

There were sooo many quotes to choose from that I just opened up my notebook and pointed to one, and I think it was a good choice!! =]

If there are no stupid questions, then what kind of questions do stupid people ask? Do they get smart just in time to ask questions?
                          ~Scott Adams

It may just be me, but this is brilliant!!! I try not to ask questions so does that make me stupid? Or the times I do ask a question does that make me smart? I honestly do think some question are stupid though... but since it is in a question form does it make a smart person smarter, or a stupid person... not stupid... This is pretty intense!! I could ramble on and on about this. It probably wouldn't make any sense and cause of that I shall spear you from my rambling and not make you feel like you have wasted your time. However, reading this much may already make you feel that way, so thank you for reading my blog!!!!